Winston Marshall

So now that's coming out where someone got a non-crime hate incident for hanging soiled jeans in their back garden, or a young girl was booked for calling another girl retarded in school, or saying that another one smelled like fish. It's totally insane. But the other side of that is what Schellenberger calls a censorship industrial complex, which has been turbocharged

as a fight against the populist movement, which is a movement, I think, in spirit, against the open society's ideology. I'm banging on the open society's ideology, but I think it's the most helpful way for me to understand the populist movement, which I'm interested in hearing your critique about populism.

as a fight against the populist movement, which is a movement, I think, in spirit, against the open society's ideology. I'm banging on the open society's ideology, but I think it's the most helpful way for me to understand the populist movement, which I'm interested in hearing your critique about populism.

as a fight against the populist movement, which is a movement, I think, in spirit, against the open society's ideology. I'm banging on the open society's ideology, but I think it's the most helpful way for me to understand the populist movement, which I'm interested in hearing your critique about populism.

And I'd say in this country, the working classes, the ordinary people, they might not be able to articulate it with words, but they know what it is to be English. They know what it is to be British. And it's not an ethno thing. It's they understand the culture. They wouldn't be able to... to articulate it. They know it, they instill it, they have it instinctively.

And I'd say in this country, the working classes, the ordinary people, they might not be able to articulate it with words, but they know what it is to be English. They know what it is to be British. And it's not an ethno thing. It's they understand the culture. They wouldn't be able to... to articulate it. They know it, they instill it, they have it instinctively.

And I'd say in this country, the working classes, the ordinary people, they might not be able to articulate it with words, but they know what it is to be English. They know what it is to be British. And it's not an ethno thing. It's they understand the culture. They wouldn't be able to... to articulate it. They know it, they instill it, they have it instinctively.

Yeah, well, and I think that insofar... It's the high IQ, sort of middle class, upper class people who are trying to tear it down with words.

Yeah, well, and I think that insofar... It's the high IQ, sort of middle class, upper class people who are trying to tear it down with words.

Yeah, well, and I think that insofar... It's the high IQ, sort of middle class, upper class people who are trying to tear it down with words.

So what do they want? If you earn more than 30 grand a year, I think you're in the top 1% of the world.

So what do they want? If you earn more than 30 grand a year, I think you're in the top 1% of the world.

So what do they want? If you earn more than 30 grand a year, I think you're in the top 1% of the world.

Illustrating the perversion of this open society ideology that I've been trying to explore with you. That says it better than any example you could give.

Illustrating the perversion of this open society ideology that I've been trying to explore with you. That says it better than any example you could give.

Illustrating the perversion of this open society ideology that I've been trying to explore with you. That says it better than any example you could give.

Well, I mean, you mean that in the sense that that's not what left-wingers think of right-wingers.

Well, I mean, you mean that in the sense that that's not what left-wingers think of right-wingers.

Well, I mean, you mean that in the sense that that's not what left-wingers think of right-wingers.

Yeah, it's important to note that the Conservatives, particularly in this country, but I think across the West, have been part of that net zero programme. I once went on LBC, which is a radio show, and there was an MP from each party, including the Tories, and it was off topic. They suddenly went into net zero and everyone agreed. Yeah. I was like, what's going on here? I'd say for ARC...